A woman accused of spying for China during an affair involving Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang entered Taiwan using a Hong Kong passport, Taiwan’s immigration agency says. The investigation focuses on the circumstances around the trip as Taiwanese authorities check the person’s entry and exit records. Jensen Huang has admitted to having an affair, and reporting referenced the alleged partner as Alice Huang.
Outlets describe the episode with the same core details: Taiwan confirms the Hong Kong passport entry, and the case is linked in reporting to US officials’ beliefs about possible intelligence work. Beijing rejects the spying allegations, according to summaries provided. Nvidia says it has opened a probe into Jensen Huang, and coverage notes that the company’s chief executive is not related to Alice Huang.
Some reporting also adds background on Alice Huang’s past employment, including a claim she previously worked at HSBC, while other outlets focus more tightly on Taiwan’s immigration confirmation and the travel document used. Overall, the differences are mainly in added personal history versus emphasis on the official entry-and-investigation details.
